Moving from Quebec to Ontario Mid year

Yes, since you were a resident of Quebec and earned income there during the first half of 2022, you will need to file a Quebec income tax return in addition to your federal tax return (CRA tax return) for the tax year 2022.

As a resident of Quebec, you are required to file a provincial tax return if you earned any income in Quebec during the tax year. You will need to report your income earned in Quebec from January to June 2022 on your Quebec income tax return, and your income earned in Ontario from July to December 2022 on your federal tax return and your Ontario income tax return.

For more information please see Canada Revenue Agency Website.  

Provincial residence

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So, I need to file income tax with Quebec even though I was not a resident on 31-December-2022?

So, do i need to do the Revenue Quebec income tax return manually or is it possible via Turbo tax?

Because the first Question that Turbo tax asks is which province were you a resident of on 31st of December 2022?

You will complete your return using TurboTax. It will allow you to enter both Ontario and Quebec information as you enter your information slips. 

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Hello! I am in the same situation, I worked in Quebec from January to July for a Company in Montreal and moved to Ontario in September.

Turbotax does not give me the option of filling my taxes for Quebec. What should I do ?

I have a Relevé 1 (RL-1) what should I do with it ?

Same here.  I selected the election of having a RL1, but in the following steps, I can't locate the option to general tax return for quebec or input interprovincial tax credit 

TurboTax only lets you select one province per return. So if you need to do both an Ontario & a Quebec return, then you will need to do 2 separate TurboTax returns - one where you choose Ontario as your province, and then one where you choose Quebec. You will end up preparing your Federal return twice, but you only need to submit it once (with the Ontario return).

Please see this post from TurboTax Ginette on how to enter a Relevé 1 (RL-1) when you don’t live in Québec: https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/community/importing-data/discussion/re-i-have-3-t4s-that-imported-from-cra-releve-1-does-not-import-where-do-i-enter-my-releve-1-i/01/3207922/highlight/true#M2043

with this, would the provincial tax paid in Quebec get credit for provincial tax in Ontario?

Got it~!  Thanks.  

I found the Quebec tax credit item in T4 breakdown.   

I am in a similar situation. I filed my taxes already back in March 2024 for the other province that I moved to and now received a letter from revenue QC asking to file taxes.  My employer is in QC.  How do I resolve this situation?

@galal-mohammed 

TurboTax only lets you select one province per return. So, if you need to do a Quebec return, you’ll need to start a second tax return and choose Quebec as your province. Because of the way the Federal & Provincial forms are intertwined in the software you would need to enter most (if not all) of your Federal information again. But you would only need to submit your Quebec tax return at the end.

If doing quebec return as a non resident still have to answer "Where did you live on December 31, 2023?" and if selected a non-quebec address then I will be similar to the previously filed tax. any tips on here? Thanks

@galal-mohammed TurboTax will not give you access to the Quebec tax forms unless you choose Quebec as your province.

Your address doesn't need to be a Quebec or Canadian address.